Archives from November 2004
Features
Subvert the Dominant Pimpiarchy
How did the abusive, exploitative role of Pimp become the epitome of cool? Rachel Bell comments on this outrageous trend in modern culture.
Published: 8 November 2004 | Category: Culture and Media, Language, Violence | Written by Rachel Bell
Sick of Celebrity
Why is it assumed that all women want to emulate celebrities? Against the suffocating celebrity-worship culture, Nicky Raynor argues in favour of glorious anonymity, individuality, and a greater variety of female role models.
Published: 5 November 2004 | Category: Culture and Media, Fashion and Image | Written by Nicky Raynor
But What of Us? UK Riot Grrrl - Part 2
The second part of Cazz Blase's 3 part series looks at the political aspects of UK Riot Grrrl; how it brought awareness of feminism to a new generation, encouraged female friendship and solidarity, and how gender politics entered the music scene. First published in the zine "Real Girls".
Published: 4 November 2004 | Category: Feminism | Written by Cazz Blase
Reviews
King Arthur
Ellery looks at the summer blockbuster King Arthur.
Published: 5 November 2004 | Category: Films | Written by Ellery
Velvet Magazine
A new, intellectual magazine for lesbians, reviewed by Lorraine Douglas.
Published: 5 November 2004 | Category: Magazines | Written by Lorraine Douglas
Make Me a Perfect Wife
Victoria sponge cakes and female submission do not a happy home make. Ealasaid Gilfillan reviews Channel 4's dubious TV series "Make Me a Perfect Wife".
Published: 5 November 2004 | Category: Television | Written by Ealasaid Gilfillan

